STORMFORGE WHEN THE GODS AWAKEN The night the lights went out, something inside Ayo Zane woke up. Streetlights flicker. Metal trembles. Lightning answers a call he never made. Ayo has no idea what's happening to him. But someone does. Bade knows his name. Knows what he's becoming. And for reasons Ayo cannot understand, he calls him 'little brother'. Now, strange forces are stirring beneath the surface of an ordinary world, ancient secrets are clawing their way into the present, and something beyond the veil is beginning to notice him. Ayo wanted an ordinary life. Whatever is coming has other plans. Some storms don't pass. Some awaken.

Elle Marrow ran from her pack three years ago. Now her dying father has signed her into a marriage alliance with the rival Voss Pack, and the groom is the stranger she spent one reckless night with, the one who marked her. Betrayal, poison, and a war on the horizon: she has to decide whether to fight the treaty or the man.

Wren Callahan has spent years building a life on her own terms. At twenty-two, she’s landed the internship of her dreams with the Ironclad Wolves, the hottest pro team in the league, and she’s determined to prove she belongs there. Then she meets Dom Vale. He’s the billionaire owner of the Ironclad Wolves. He’s also the brooding stranger who rides a motorcycle through the night like he’s running from something. And he’s an Alpha, with secrets he has no intention of sharing with anyone, least of all the intern who somehow sees straight through him. Wren tells herself to keep her distance. Dom tells himself the same thing. But the pull between them is older than either of them, and it’s getting harder to ignore. Under the lights, in front of the whole city, they’re both hiding the marks life has left on them. And the closer they get, the harder those marks are to hide. Scars and Stadium Lights is a slow-burn, angsty werewolf romance with a billionaire Alpha, a biker with a secret, and a heroine who refuses to be anyone’s prize. It’s a New Adult story with steam, high drama and the kind of tension that makes you read just one more chapter.